Opinion – Discriminatory Ice Cream?
Ben & Jerry’s market is concerned with left-wing causes like social rights, racial justice and environmental sustainability. For a large part of that constituency, the Palestinian issue is another top-rank concern.
Assessing One-State and Two-State Proposals to Solve the Israel-Palestine Conflict
On four criteria for comparing the two options, a two-state solution probably fares better, but neither option looks especially promising or easier to achieve.
Opinion – China and the US in Israel: The Lucrative Versus the Indispensable?
The economic value of Israel’s Chinese links are not sufficient to match the comprehensive nature of the US-Israeli partnership.
State Social Media and National Security Strategy: Israel’s Operation Protective Edge
The IDF’s imagery showcases the durable background symbols that make social media posts powerful, effective, and convincing.
Opinion – Dangers Within Humanitarianism to Israel’s National Security
The international community should recognize the well-established narrative against Israel and update judicial mechanisms to address asymmetrical conflicts and hybrid terrorist organizations.
Opinion – Israel-Palestine Policy Under Biden
While Biden is set to spend much of his early months in office reversing Trump-era policies, Israel-Palestine is one area where change is likely to be more measured.
Opinion – Is the Next Middle East War on the Horizon?
The assassination of Iran’s nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh amidst high profile Israeli-Saudi diplomacy may be omens for escalation in the Middle East.
Interview – Jeremy Pressman
Jeremy Pressman discusses protest in the US and the impact of the pandemic, the counterproductive use of military force in the Arab-Israeli conflict and the Abraham Accords.
The Abraham Accords and the Palestinian Issue
A new chapter in the Middle East has begun as agreements between Israel, Bahrain and the UAE reflect a strategic realignment against Iran and Turkey – leaving Palestinians feeling abandoned.
The Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process: Lessons from Oslo
Whilst the peace process remains stagnant between Israel and the PA, there is space, opportunity and a need for below track I ½ and track II discussions to develop.
